O
A
mul Fiatuicuey.
31th You Have Always Bought, and which has been
use for or r; 30 years, has borne the signature. or
' I ‘ 111.11 into been made under his pen-
sonnl supervision since its infancy.
Mu: Mow no one to deceive you in this.
Ail C Inhibits; [irritations 11nd 1‘ J usi-us-gmul” are but
.mrlmu flint trifle wit: . and endanger the health of '
Infants and Children—Es per tonne 11g. .iust Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
duhflorld is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare.
fields, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It Is Pleasant. Iii
mntnlus neither Opium, Morphine not other Narcotic
,. uiib‘fitunce. [to age is its mini-orifice. It destroys Worms
, and alloys Feverishncss. It cures Diarrlroewond Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, wires Cmrstipatlon
It assimilates the Food; regulates the
Stomach 11nd Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children’s PwnweeojThe Mother’s Friend.
do tidiiiii CAQRIA ALWAYS
Bears the 8
The 11111111 Hare
In' use Fer Otter 30 Years. ..
V "A; it ‘1 ‘ 3m’ttlflflmdflw. “NHV "first. now you om-
Moss‘s.
*1 1 t\‘~.‘< 1
nature of .
Always Bought
‘m-._._.‘.. _._..
1 Town Clcrlt liobcr't Wtbor'.
M ,... _...E;-,- __.j.-.'_'.. _.._._.-._,.
WEBER GETS LICENSE AGAIN.
01'
Bridgeport. stuntd .1 llquo1 litonst' I11
, 111911111110. 8: rturtlay to cam on the li
quor busilrt'ss :11 Stet Dit‘t 11.11111 Isl:.1nd
license takes the place of the 011“
th mas turned In tWo wocks ago 1111-
dei'mh scnsntlmrnl ciruunstnnrcs.
I v ,
r
I ’ XI mas
FINISH
'5 F61 All Interior Work
Gives a fine lustre, 11nd wours longer
than other nurkcs.
WHARDWARE
'fihono 667.
'11! WASHINGTON 8TH EET,
Charles E. Dow,
_ {$10.50 and $14.75
Come in and ask us
. how to get'one on
‘ - Easy
' Ior send postal and
representative will call.
Connecttcut
Payments ‘
f Company
i’csslmist Jones——llow is it Smith.
tlurt 1011 look so h11lo and happy and
11'cll'.’ Optimist Smittr-«I—ltwry tinml
sit douu to worr1 1 full uslccpr—(‘bl
(- 111:1) Journal
—THFF—
A. J. ANGEVINE
81 SON C(li
F ornitu’re
Carpets
Stoves, 81c
134 -. 136 Washington
« Street, ~
'South Nerwalk.
Elc *3 tic
Fans
We are carrying a full line of
Electric Fans.
Reeds. Vo‘lk
Electric Co.,
.... v J.“
on no w. 111111101111
Funeral Director
and Embalmor.
19 North Main St. South Norwolk
Residence, 6 Washington St.
, Telephone or house, 693.
Telephone at office, 386-2.
4.- .a».
THE NEW
Wm- """~r’" .
EUBOBEAN 111.1111.
Olir Rooms a Special Future.-
and, weenie Lights Throughout.
cry? Room Heated
RATES REASONABLE.
‘ ' 1'.'J shims, Proprietor.
‘ 'Tolonhen. 0“.
110111. 1113101111
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
GA.
Ev
Fins Stocked citfe' =In.iConnectIcn.
». . ._-A-1on~tlno~ol--rmpomo AIes,--inolud
Inuit“ romeo. BAII.’ Burton’s and
Biol 0001'! Stout. oiwAyo on drought.
Mouser Bunch Bear on Draught.
TELEPHON E CALI. 720..
(Gregory Boulevardi. \_
EAST NORWALK.
"adexl
Shore Dinners-arid .111. 11.11.“ or
Sea Food Coo ed to Order.
10111 E. osmium
O
PROPRIETOR.
Mint
Two Hundred Members authored At
Lake Compounco, Yesterday.
BRISTOL. August aha—About 200
Bothered at the Lake Cornpouuce. yes.
iordsy, despite the threatening wen-
titer, for the thirty-second annual to
241111 of the Crocodile Club. At the
1.1 “1191111 1111 sting which occurred
:'1 .out noon, the following oilicers were
chosen: President—«W (3. French,
Watcrtown; Vice-I’residoht—Thouius
H. Brady, New Britain: Secretary—G.
A. llocrs, Bristol; Treasurer—E. E.
Nowell, Bristol.
in the afternoon the annual sheep
barbecue Was held. followed by 11 mun-
bcr of speeches. Secretary Beers oct-
PI] as tonatmuutor, and among those
called on were treasurer Newell,
Judge E. A. Peek, Bristol. and Ex-Scn-
ator' N. E. Plcr'ce. Hartford.
Congressman Lilley was present
during the morning. but left shortly
utter noon, not remaining for the din-
1101'.
Of the original Crocodile membership
only three are now living, 8. .i. Mills,
of Bloomfield; Thomas H. Brady. New
Britain, and W. G. French, Writer'-
town
FOR BORE FEET.
“I have found Bucklen's Arnica
Strive to be the proper thing to use for
sore feet. as well as for healing burns,
sores cuts and all manner of abra-
dons." writes Mr. W. Stone. of East
Poland, Maine. It is the proper thing
too for piles. 'i‘r'ylti Sold under quru'.
‘illiee at F. H. Baxter's drug store
the,
KILLED WOMAN FOR $100.
MOBILE. Aid. August 3l.—Mrs.
Murtlrn Nt'wbuul, 11 white woman of
Wlugutr', Miss, was killed yesterday,
and one hundred dollars knowir to
have live" concealed in her stocking
was lulu-n by her slayer. Miko Magi,
-1 member of the fishing party to
which the woman belonged. to missing,
and her relatives charge him with the
crime. After cutting the woman‘s
Ilrrout, tho murdm'ox: wiped his hands
on her apron. and made his escape.
LAWN.
MOWERS
Refrigerators
Croquet Sets
HammECks '
l--3 OFF
0 V. . .
F. A. Mrtchell,
30R. WALL AND HIGH STREETS
NORWALK. CONN.
Removal
MELVILLE E. MEAD & SON’S
INSURANCE
OFFICE IS NOW AT 148 EAST AVE»
NUE, NORWALK, CONN.
Prompt attention to ordcr's reliably
checuted.‘ »
' PHONE NO. 287.
New York City ()tl'rt'c. IOU William St.
Money Advanced
to all, on their household furniture
plums and other personal property
without rc1noval.on their own name
without indorsél‘.
' CALL AND SEE US.
independent Loan _& Security Co.
Iinvllund- Bldg. Washington St; tr
Ofllce open until 7 p. in. Monday Anti
Saturday until 8130.- . ..
184’ irrtr
Plumbing anti~ Steam
‘ Heatiiig
nor wA'i'sir HEATmé.
HOT AIR HEATING:
1 stoves AND Baritone,
1 SLATE AND 17m ROOFING,
Gas and Steam Fitting Gas Fixture:
Metal Ceiling Etc.
HAVE YOU SEEN ed
mandarin. RANoger
The Jonesfiz Hotchkiss
17 WALL STREET.” NORWALK.
Real Est
City. Shore and Country Property.
H-c iii 1.1
Insurance
Fire, Life. A at. Liability.
Btiaamsllip Iélrets,
.I. M. Layton 81 Co...
IlflmmO‘o_f §
, No. 5 Rellrelii Manor,‘$6'vthuorwou
R stem or .
STAMFORD
Some claim that warm-air heat—
ing rcquircs more fucl than steam
or hot water.
This is a disputed point; and be-
sides, tlrcy are comparing entirely
different kinds of lrcnt. '
If you are willing to accept from
a warm-air lurmrcc the some kind
of heating you would get from a
.lioilcr—ethat is to have the same
‘oltl air heated over and over—you
may find the advantage in fuel is
with the warm-air furnace.
The warm-air furnace can be
so installed as to do this; but it
seldom is, as such heating is most
unlrcaltlrful.
STAMFORD FURNACES ARE SOLD BY
HORACE R. NASH,
Cprner North Main And West streets.
BROOKLYN BUSINESS MAN DEAD.
MIDDLETOWN, August 31.~E.
Dwight Church of IIrooklyr1.N Y.
died at his summer home at Westllcld
this morning or paralysis ut the rrgt
01‘72. lie was twice 1111111ch and
leaves four sons by his first wife and
three children by his sccontl wife, who
also survives him. Funeral services
will be held here tomorrow morning
and the burly then taken to liroaklyn
for Interment. Mr. Church was prost-
dcnt of the Church and Dwight Cont-
luxury with Olllt‘ts in New York. prost-
dent of the Siplcy Qupr'ry Company. or
tittr.oit and a director of the Mann
tuctur'crs' Iirdnclr of the Title Guur'
urty and Trust Con1p.1ny,of New
\or'k.
Q.._~‘._~_...._._-~....— - .. ~V- ' ._.,. ..
utcnrsrrrs 111
"N” mus
your INIf rm
hd-oltm-u- lilumon'rf lurid
I'll run ltrd’md old m1 1th
I nos. mitt with lime lit-on.
Toke no Min-r. "a,“ 535'
0510‘ I: “All" I E”
it not Musical. AlutlerdIII-II
80182090 hilISTS EYERIIIIIERE
Glover’ STlIe Place
LEAI:):ERS
MEN
Ens
RALSTON
Theme names stand for GOOD
VALUE and hill prove a SAFE IN-
VES’I‘MENT.
$3. 50 and $4. 00
Fall Styles Rendy Whenever
You Are.“
Wcai' Slices That Fit.
122 WASHINGTON STREET.
PHONE 542-2. »
11.1.1 Maiockeho
L R. CONNOR, Mar.
Service and Cuisine Up to Dots.
Rates ‘2 per day and upwards.
Stock and General InformAtIoh Ticker
‘ Sunday Dinners, 75cts.
TEL. CAl L 088.
Fiiirace E. Danii'di‘Son,
‘ 45_ Will 8L, NOI'WIIK
R'cal Estatean
Insurance
We have several .dooldod blruolnl
In Income: pmouourg property that
must Increase In value with the mile
11th of the town.
\
William Gugon, New Canaan.
. ---r.~— 1 - ."\
San Luis Potoyl Residents Want Him
for President Again.
MEXICO CITY, August 3I.——I¢‘rom
the state of San Luis Potost comes the
first boom 01' the candidacy of General
Iiiuz for A thor term as president. the
first public minorurccmcnt of thc 1111111
to force upon the president the accep-
llllif'tI of another term for the comptr-
ilorr of the Work be has begun. It
comt-s I11 the form of a proclamation
signed by citizens calling upon tilt!
status of the Republic to ugree him“
a date, send their delegates to this
capital nud'in special audience present
to tbc pr'rsidt hi the claims of tho Mex-
it'un ptoplc upon his services for an
other trim of six yearns
”'Iht' presidential question before
the public just now nllhoug II it may
111-km premature," stiys the prociumrr-
tlon. "intervals the Inhabitants oi‘ the
“public profoundly, This is not lic-
crtrrsc they are lresiluting about. who
should be pr't-sidtnt, but because they
felt quite certain that none of the oth-
(‘I' candidates no matter how popular
they might seem to be, would own-
reach to the degree of estimation of
that of the eminent President Iliuz, ”P
is tilt-1 unitmc figure in lilsior'1 as u
rulcr who has retained the public t-stl-
motion 113 bus happened with the 11111-
jor'lty of rulers who remain in tumor;
his standing has arisen In public 111'-
Icction and respect."
The elections take place in 1910
President llluz has said he would not
again be a candidate. He has served
for thirty years.
State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas
County. 115.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm of 11‘. J.
Cheney & 00., doing business in the
City of Toledo. County and State store-
said. 11111] that said firm will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case of 0111111 rlr that
cannot be cured by the use of llulls
Cutnrrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY,
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 6th day of Decom-
bcr', A. D., 1886.
‘ A. W. GLEASON,
(Seal) Notary Public.
Hull's Caturrb Cure is iakcn lntcru-
ally. and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Send
tor testimonials two.
F. J. CHENEY & 00., Toledo. 0.
Sold by all D1 rrggtsla 751:.
Take liails Fumlly Pills for consti-
potion.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
Tlild MUSICAL NUMBERS,
Much cure and attention has lit'i‘ll
given to the selection of music for
“I‘Iustt'r' iirown" this season. Most of
it. Is entirely new and original from tho
prolific pcn of the popular American
composer, John W. Ilr'ntton. The songs
Int-Iticntul to the play were written ctr-
pcclully for this pcrior'rnuncc, thus
avoiding the appearance of being
thrust In to fill up, us is generally llll'
case with musical plays. The on
soluble numbers. are bright and spirit,-
1-d. and given with (lush and vim by
the large chorus of really III't'Ii)‘ and
inlcnlod girls. Among a number that
are making big hits cvcrywhcl't' may
be mentioned, “Come Out Sue," “When
I Do the Salome Dance," "Buster
lb'own," "Baby Soy Do. Do!" "My Yam.
kt-t' Itose"nnd“'Gr'and1nus Days." The
optnlng (410111111111 and those designated
“big nurnbcrs' in which the 11"bolt
company participate. 1111' t‘SllN Inll1
llilt’. 'I‘lw‘ tiillt' is next Thursday cvs-
ning at iioyt's ’l‘lrcntr'c.
W‘
OASTORIA...
3mm. * ' Ilultuttiu. Hanitwaysaaugi
Signature M
a . mt
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mahackemtr—‘A. Cass. A. Cain.
(tr-wrru'ich: 'l‘hourns lllundlng. Clrcl
sun. Mass; Mr. and Mrs. M. It. Wain.
Now kirk; l". I.. Sherwood. Westport:
I. W. Simmons and wife. I'orr Clics
tor; S. (Irt'custoiu. Bridgeport: ll.
\ 111111111... Now 111111: 11. .1. 111111111111. r1111
1 lclpIrin; l). liIcNt'lton. New York: L.
Strubt'll. Reading, I’11.; A. Preston
1111 wife 'I‘Ironms F‘. Skclly. N111
Yor'Itt (101111.11 Iluusr'ulno V1 llllnm C‘iil
vol. Iiloomlicld. N. .l.; (ins Snssrnun
Newark: I" liluuvcll W. Morrison.
liloonrileld: C. llullt-y, A. Ilulley, East
Ilr'uugc; ll. Curtis, I'lust Orange; Chas.
Marcus. “1'. Duruing; E. Smith. .loc
ll’oll’c. W. llui‘blrrs, I'll Cllr'lstophcrmu.
ll. Sharp. i". For uson, Charles Andora
<or1. \Vlllium I)'vls. illoomilcld; .l.
Wulkur. I'lnsi Oval '0; .l. Riley. Georgi
imitlr. Bloomfield;-
i. Aldo 1, New York; n. 1117011111, l'l’til'l
lord: l L. Wilson, I-irooklyu;
iiruy. New York; C. ‘il. Whitehead
Storiington; J. I‘)o11'd, M. Motll'uth. New
York; ll. Ii. Hill. Greenwich; A. Hall.
Worcester. liltiss.;.»'i.. llell. Boston; A.
r‘rr,rttlc I-iolyokc: Mr. and Mrs. .Ieic
Clark city; William F‘lahcrt1.clty;
i ll. Ulll‘illt‘. Stamford: W. S.‘ii‘iromus
r\ltoonr1,l’u.; F.Ruckn1nn Springfield;
Mr. and Mrs. J. Ward, Mr. nndl Mrs. J.
:lmith. Dnrrbury; 'l‘. .1. Drum, loston;
Clifford—~11”. and Mrs. II. 13. Lewis
II. liluovcr llild’tV'lfC, Miss Id. \ . Cut
tin. Miss 1". Vincent; It‘red llunck J. W
tit-llus, G 8. Allison, ll. .l Allis 1, JI'..
W. 1.. Decker. F. A: l’liilll Z.
Sclrultzcs, M.(ilcrilcl1. 1111:1111
Sum Tate, Misses 'l‘utc, New Yor' '
W 111grz1l1am,.l ll. Clinton Bost
I). Dirnond, Bethe]; R.S.I11ugoon
tt'rtown (101111.; Mrs. id P.1’urr'on
cage; Charles Mills. J. liillundon. .
L. M. Minor. V. 11‘. Lewis. Sprlrrgtl
Charles Reinhold. William
John Henshorn I. .I. Knapp, Dnnb
Mr. and Mrs. W. H .lt‘icobs
.Iamcs Comstock. Wilton; eorge K
Post and wife, NorWaIk; Henry S
Kenneth Ill Mott. Nortlrport. L.
Thomas Brinkerhotf. wife and dot
tcr'. Ii‘rooklyn; ,IurnesC. Rowan. P In
dolphin; George K. Shields, Coloradc
:Spriugs, Col.
SHE LIKES GOOD THINGS.
Baxter’s «its: store. 25c. "
Mrs. Chas. n. smith, of West Era k
lln, Maine, says: "i like good thi gs
and have adopted Dr. King‘s New to
Pills as our family laxative medic 0
because they are good and do the“
work without making 11 fuss about it' .
These painless purifiers sold at If. it.
. Bantu, H. llunto. '
C lrtu'les
TheD M
Bridgeport Myst-timeouts.
Read Co
Wifibod 1M7.
o
.1
The Store closes daily at five o'clock except Saturdays. ,
Special Price
'l‘llc "
pcrmits all Irrt'tnls pants bcing
lug.
contact nith tlrt fruit
on Fruit Jars
Safety \ ulvc" Jar has a removable clamp which
taken from the 1:11 for clcarr~
Jar has a glass top with 110 metal pieces to come in
These jars are regularly sold for 95c
11 tltilt‘,” but inning rrrridc a Izrrgc' purchasc' wc are able to
olitr tlrcm at this timc for firm per dozen, citlrcr pints or
quarts.
I
[lorrscfurriislriug Ilcpartmcnt.
/
'a 9 .1 . . .
Children s Aprons
('hildr'tn's (iinglram Aprons in pink and white check
and bloc and \Vllllt clrcck,siz1s 2 3, 4, 5 and 6 years, see.
A (lingluuu Apron of dark blue and white clrcck sizes
to ciglrt 31-1115. 25c.
A11 Apron of light pcrcalc
in sizes 11p to 8 years, 251:.
New Line of Bags
A 1;] uncc at the Inirficld avenue window will convince
you that our new lirrc of lull llags 15 complete 111 all the new
.1113ch and styles to lic uscd the coming season.
Bags for
the auto and curringc, also Shopping and Vanity bugs, to
pigskin. lumback alligator, scal, auto leather, and Russian
calf. Visit the Leather Goods
or itrspcctiou..
section. main floor, for a clos-
“ . For the Little Ones.
Again lot us call your attention to the special sale of
Dolls and Bears. 0111 cutirc stock of Dolls will be found on
a table in thc ”oust-furnishing Department, some at half
pricc, otlrcrs at grcatly rcduCcd prices.
Teddy Bears that have voices, in all sizes, botlr foreign
and domestic 111.1111 5, at half price.
A Few Useful Articles.
Dr. Mann's
Toilct Soap, 3 cakes for 25c.
Violcttn Soup, 3 cakes in‘qu, 106 a box.
(llyccrinc Toilet Soup, 3 cakes for too.
I’croxidc of [Iydrogcm 10c 21 bottle.
Listerinc. small sizc,19c a bottle .
45c a jar
'loilct Goods Suction.
Grecian Massrgc Cream,
With the approach of School tips many parents will be
looking lot the r‘cncwsl of Children's Outfits. 1
For Sty' e and Price, at the present flute, y0u can get more
for your money, in tile “Readli-to- Wear”
Garments, than ever beforét
$2
s’ Blouses
We carry a. full line of the Celebrated K -E Boys’. Blouses,
acknowledged by their competitors to be the standard.
POSTMASTER GENERAL ROBBED. ‘
" Thieveo'Vloit the Home of Mr. Meyer,
- in Hamilton, Mass.
HAMILTON, Mass, August 31.—-An
investigation .by a number of private
detectives and police officials was b
gun today, to locate, if possible. a co
lection of valuable jewelry.w which Wills
stolen last night from the summer
home ‘of Postmaster General Court;
Von 1.. Meyer. in this toWn The‘ or
tlclues Included 11 number of family
jewels, much treasured which were
contained In a small bin. a diamond
necklace a set of black pearls. o. dia-
mond pin and a: number of other
gems.
The theft was oriented while the .fnm.
Ily was at dinner last evening. tent!
was discOvcrod lay Postmaster M yer"
who found the upstairs room In w Ioh
the jewelry was kept rifled and tits-
turbed. and later Mr. Meyer found the
same state of affairs In her own room.
No clue on to the Identity of the thief
has yet been found.
11‘ “SM‘
mysl' I. &
84 washiogt‘ott' Sonia sons thrill
' News?“ "
«13W
" '11‘1 41. 11,-N 1i 1
ESCAPED #11911 masonru JAIL,
KLNGSTON, M01. 'Aug. Ill «Three
prisoner's pried apart the bars of the
county jot last night and escaped.
Three othe prisoners. among them
Albert F‘Illey; who is to. bu'haugéd
Septuinbor' 21 for‘ the murder of his
fi1mlly, declined to leave with the oth—
ers.
MM 1'11-
0.81.3. comm-m;
..,,.,,, 1 111mm »
Ffilgutiuo , ‘.
. a.“ .. . '
'11: PREFERRED our. curt.
When .1. M‘. “dime, the author of
“Peter Pan." Addreboed an audietrceoi
one thousand gtrfi ‘at Smith corre‘ge
during his American v It of last year.
a friend asked him he he had found
the experience .
"We 1” replied. Mr Barrie, "to tell
you the rum I'd much rather talk one
thousand times to one sIrI thAn to talk
one time to a thousand girls "
Norwalk Chronicler